חג פסח שמח

If you believe what I've written about Noah and his sons so far, you're among a small group of people who have learned things hidden in the writings of Moses and the prophets. I haven't given you enough detail to fully understand what the Apostles believed and comprehended once they completely grasped the truth—that is, when they underwent a rebirth and received an accurate understanding of the law and the prophets through revelation. As I have previously stated, gaining true insight into the truth requires a rebirth, and a truly born-again believer will lead a holy life free from sin. John elaborates on this concept:

“7) [Little ones,] [let [no one] [deceive] [you:] [The one] [acting in accordance {with}] [the] [pronouncement of not guilty] [is] [not guilty,] [as] [he] [is] [not guilty:] 8) [The one {that}] [{is} committing] [sin] [is] [from] [the] [false accuser;] [for] [from] [{the} beginning] [the] [false accuser] [{has been} sinning.] [for] [this reason] [the] [Son] [of God] [was revealed,] [so] [that] [He unbinds] [the] [works] [of the false accuser] 9) [Everyone,] [{who after} having been engendered] [of] [God,] [does] [not] [commit] [sin;] [for] [his] [seed] [remains] [in] [him] [and] [he can not] [sin] [because] [he] [is] [engendered] [of God] 10) [by] [this] [the] [children] [of God] [and] [the] [children] [of the False Accuser] [are] [apparent:] [whoever] [does] [not] [act in accordance {with}] [a pronouncement of not guilty] [is] [not] [of] [God] [and] [neither] [the one] {that} [{does} not] [love] [his] [brother].” 1 John 3:7-10 —My Provisionary Greek Translation

John emphasizes that a born-again believer cannot sin after experiencing a new birth. I am pointing this out to you from personal experience. I have personally experienced the power of the one true God completely destroying the chains of pornography that had me bound. I am deeply grateful to God for settling the debt I owed him, and I aim to repay him by serving my genetic brethren who have truly experienced a rebirth. I am deeply aware that the truth is available for those who have a love for the truth and not just some asinine belief that escaping America will help us avoid the impending global calamity. 

I have stated on several occasions that our genetic position in ancient Israel, as descendants of the twelve tribes, does not make us any more special than those who are not genetic Israelites who believe in our true Mashiach. Only those who have a love for the truth will escape God’s impending wrath. Either you believe the truth, or you want to continue to fantasize about the importance of being a genetic descendant of the ancient Israelites, who did all they could to distort it. That will be challenging for some, as many look for a reason to feel special in our captivity due to our struggles. I will not have many supporters having made this statement, but it's true.

I have authored three articles that demonstrate how Noah's descendants have actively distorted the truth. Every opportunity they had, they tried to make some mere human the king and god of all the earth. The so-called king called Nimrod was the first make-believe son of god who tried to usurp Yahushuah’s position of dominance over all the earth after the flood. Moses tells us God’s plans when God stated this:

“26) [And [Elohim] said] [we will make] [a Man] [in our image] [according to our likeness] [And let them rule] [over {the} fish] [in {the} sea] [and over {the} wing] [of the heavens] [and over a beast] [and over all the Earth] [and over all] [the creeping animals] [that {is} creeping] [on the Earth] 27) [So [Elohim] created] [The Man] [in his image,] [in {the} image] [of Elohim] [he created] [him,] [a male] [and a female] [He created] [them].” Genesis 1:26-27 —My Provisionary Hebrew Translation

So God made plans to create a man in his image and likeness. This man would be the hybrid who ruled all creation and is God's image on earth. If you think that being born out of your mother’s womb makes you qualified to bear the image of God on earth, then your joyful thoughts have had too much to drink. Wine can be a dangerous thing. Paul tells a different story than your neighborhood pastor does. You’ve attended many Sunday services and feasted on much spoiled bread, but an accurate explanation of Genesis 1:26 will have to wait for a different day.

Let’s get back to the topic at hand. When God met Moses in the burning bush, the first thing he understood was important: that wherever God is present, it is holy. I say these words to those who think they can continually sin and still have God reside in them. If God’s spirit is in you, then the place that God resides is holy. Period! Yahuah continues by letting Moses know why he descended to the Earth; he says this to Moses:

“Now, behold, the cry of the sons of Israel has come to Me; furthermore, I have seen the oppression with which the Egyptians are oppressing them.” Exodus 3:9 NASB

I’ve highlighted the phrase “…the sons of Israel…” because it will be an important point coming up soon. After letting Moses in on the reason he descended from Heaven, Yahuah gives Moses instructions on his task:

“Therefore, come now, and I will send you to Pharaoh, so that you may bring My people, the sons of Israel, out of Egypt.” Exodus 3:10 NASB

Moses' task was to bring the sons of Israel out of Egypt; to achieve this, he had to go to Pharaoh. As Moses brings Pharaoh into view, we must not lose focus on the fact that Pharaoh is a descendant of Mizraim, which is translated in most places as Egypt. Mizraim is one of Ham's sons. Remember, Ham is said to have revived the harlot ritual the sons of the Elohim brought to Earth. If you read my last three articles, you would see that Ham performed the harlot ritual with his mother and engendered a son named Canaan. Through that diabolical union, Canaan was considered a Gibbor, a so-called hybrid male child who would inherit the promise of dominion. Noah cursed Canaan for that reason and made him a slave to his brothers.

Ham passed down this ignorant belief system to his other sons, Cush, Mizraim (Egypt), and Phut. Cush was responsible for the fiasco at the Tower of Babel event. The name that all the Earth was trying to make was a male child through the harlot ritual in the Migdal or Ziggurat that reached to heaven—Nimrod was the name. God spoiled their plans, but since no one could communicate with each other after God scattered them, Nimrod, known as the Gibbor, emerged as a dominant figure on Earth. Nimrod was born through a ritual where Cush impregnated a harlot, falsely claiming the child as the firstborn son of a god. The genealogy list in Genesis chapter 10 explains what happened:

“8) [And Cush] [engendered] [Nimrod:] [he] [caused to profane] [for he became] [a Gibbor] [in {the} Earth.] 9) [He became] [a Gibbor, a chaser] [before the face of] [Yahuah:] [So on {this} account] [it will be said] [Like Nimrod] [a Gibbor] [a chaser] [before {the} face of] [Yahuah.] 10) [And [{the} beginning of] [his kingdom] was] [Babel] [and Erech] [and Accad] [and Calneh] [in land of] [Shinar.] ” Genesis 10:8-9 —My Provisionary Hebrew Translation

“8) [So [Yahuah] scattered] [them] [from there,] [on the face of the Earth,] [and they ceased] [to {completely} build] [the city] 9) [So on {this} account] [{it is} called] [Babel] [for there] [Yahuah] [confused] [{the} speech] [of all the Earth] [and from there] [Yahuah] [caused them to be scattered] [on the face of] [all the Earth.] “ Genesis 11:8-9 —My Provisionary Hebrew Translation

Babel is the domain of Nimrod’s rulership, the beginning of his kingdom. He was “the name” they were trying to make when the world was united in thought, speech, and communication. They were all trying to do something that was against God's will. God confused their language so they couldn't unite to make a human the god of all. 

With all the Earth scattered and speaking a different language, many different people had their kings. These kings were claimed to be sons of some false god. This is the whole point of kingship. They all presented a distorted version of Genesis 1:26. Pharaoh was just another flunky who happened to enslave the wrong person. If you thought it weird reading that sentence, “Pharaoh was just another flunky who happened to enslave the wrong person,” trust me, I meant to say it that way. Hebrew grammar has many functions that you can’t see in English translations. I’ll explain how Moses uses the phrases “the sons of Israel,” “Israel,” and “all Israel.”

Moses is adept at concealing the truth from plain view. Everything and everyone was a parabolic image that he used to point to Yahushuah Hamashiach, the son of the Living God, the true Gibbor. The sons of Israel are no exception to this writing technique. Our ancestors were also a symbolic representation in God’s plans for all the Earth in every sense of the phrase. 

I want to bring something to your attention by showing you what the name Israel means: The name Israel in English is “Yisrael” in Hebrew, and it is the third-person imperfect form. The Hebrew letter “Yod” serves as a prefix indicating the third-person imperfect tense, meaning "He will." The “sra” in the name Yisrael comes from the root verb “Sarah,” which means to have power, and “El” means God. The name Yisrael means “he will have power with God,” signifying the position of a prince. A prince is the firstborn who is next in line to inherit dominion.

“He took his brother by the heel in the womb, and by his strength he had power with God.” Hosea 12:3 KJV

In that verse, Hosea is making reference to the events surrounding Jacob and Esau’s birth. The highlighted portion is the Hebrew verb “Sarah.” As I said, it is present in the name Yisrael, or Israel, which means “he will have power with God/El.” It is important to understand this concept because the first person to possess the name Israel is Jacob, and he was given it after wrestling with God. In keeping it in perspective, Jacob did not win but did such a job enduring that God changed his name to Israel.

“And he said, ‘Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel: for as a prince hast thou power (Sarah) with God and with men, and hast prevailed.” Genesis 32:28 KJV

It doesn’t say that Jacob is or was a prince. It uses the phrase "like/as a prince," which implies similarity but not identity. So the name Israel is the name of a prince—the prince of El—God’s firstborn son. God never intended the name to belong to Jacob; rather, Jacob throughout the scriptures is used as a parabolic image of God’s firstborn son called Israel. You will not see God treating the name change of Jacob like he does Abram, who was named Abraham. God fully intended for Abram to be a father of a multitude, and you do not see Moses interchanging Abram and Abraham after Abram had his name changed. Jacob, who was called Israel, his name isn’t treated the same way, and I will show you. 

“22) [And you will say] [to Pharaoh] [this way:] [Yahuah] [has said:] [My Son,] [My Firstborn] [{is} Yisrael:] 23) [And I say] [to you], [you must let [my son] go] [that he may serve me], [and {if} you refuse] [to let him go], [Look!] [I] [{will} kill] [your son] [your firstborn.]” Exodus 4:22-23 —My Provisionary Hebrew Translation

God gave the name Israel to the sons of Jacob. You may not like the fact that I am saying this, but you are staring at the proof. If God called Jacob Israel and then he turned around and called the sons of Jacob Israel, the only conclusion is that God removed the name from Jacob and gave it to the collective body of his sons. They all collectively became Israel, God’s firstborn son. I warn you, this is not an opportunity to do sprints around unsanitary pews in the church. Trust me, this is a temporary action. You have no idea why God did this, and I will not explain the intricate details in this regard. I know why he did it and will explain in detail sometime down the road. What you need to see is that all the sons and daughters of Jacob collectively became God’s firstborn son in Egypt at a time and place where all the Egyptians believed that Pharaoh was the firstborn son of Ra/Osiris—a false god. Pharaoh was a Gibbor, the name of his god, and the house in which the god and the people of Egypt resided.

Pharaoh and the beliefs of the Egyptians were so close to the truth concerning Yahushuah and the members of his body that God planned their demise in Abraham’s day. God himself orchestrated Abraham’s seed to be in Egypt, under the control of a nation where they were strangers. Do not confuse that statement with the belief that they were in this land for 400 years. I do not believe that at all. I do believe they were in bondage and affliction in Egypt for the amount of time that it took for Moses’ birth to happen and the Exodus to take place. Indeed, I can share my thoughts on that in another article.

Now that I've updated you, let's discuss the Passover. It is important that you understand that all of Jacob’s descendants—male and female—are considered Israel, God’s firstborn son—the Gibbor who will inherit dominion over the Earth. This explains the term "All Israel." When Moses uses the term “all Israel,” he is talking about all the members in Israel—God’s firstborn son as a collective body. Likewise, when Moses is speaking to Israel, he is speaking to Israel as a collective body—one man. All Israel refers to all the individual members of Israel collectively—God’s firstborn. When Moses speaks to the sons of Israel, he addresses them as members of that one person—Israel. There are grammatical functions at play when he addresses each of them separately as members of that one man and then as a collective body—Israel. I will reserve the right to explain that another time. If you can read Hebrew, then you should have been able to see when God is speaking to his firstborn son and when God is addressing the members who are in the body of Israel, his firstborn son. Here is one example of how Moses addresses the members of God’s firstborn son:

“And the LORD said unto Moses, Pharaoh shall not hearken unto you; that my wonders may be multiplied in the land of Egypt. 10 And Moses and Aaron did all these wonders before Pharaoh: and the LORD hardened Pharaoh's heart, so that he would not let the children of Israel go out of his land.” Exodus 11:9-10 KJV

Here is an example of Moses’ treatment of the name of Israel. In this context, Moses refers to them not as Israel—one man, the firstborn son of God—but as the sons of Israel, those who are members of his body. You may think that it is referring to Jacob, but I warn you to remember that everyone can be a parabolic image in God’s opinion. 

“Now the LORD said to Moses and Aaron in the land of Egypt, 2 “This month shall be the beginning of months for you; it is to be the first month of the year to you. 3 Speak to all the congregation of Israel, saying, ‘On the tenth of this month they are each one to take a lamb for themselves, according to their fathers’ households, a lamb for each household. 4 Now if the household is too small for a lamb, then he and his neighbor nearest to his house are to take one according to the number of persons in them; according to what each man should eat, you are to divide the lamb. 5 Your lamb shall be an unblemished male a year old; you may take it from the sheep or from the goats. 6 You shall keep it until the fourteenth day of the same month, then the whole assembly of the congregation of Israel is to kill it at twilight. 7 Moreover, they shall take some of the blood and put it on the two doorposts and on the lintel of the houses in which they eat it. 8 They shall eat the flesh that same night, roasted with fire, and they shall eat it with unleavened bread and bitter herbs. 9 Do not eat any of it raw or boiled at all with water, but rather roasted with fire, both its head and its legs along with its entrails. 10 And you shall not leave any of it over until morning, but whatever is left of it until morning, you shall burn with fire. 11 Now you shall eat it in this manner: with your loins girded, your sandals on your feet, and your staff in your hand; and you shall eat it in haste—it is the LORD’S Passover. 12 For I will go through the land of Egypt on that night, and will strike down all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, both man and beast; and against all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgments—I am the LORD. 13 The blood shall be a sign for you on the houses where you live; and when I see the blood I will pass over you, and no plague will befall you to destroy you when I strike the land of Egypt.” Exodus 12:1-13 KJV

One should ask, "Why would non-firstborn fathers, women, and children worry about a plague that doesn't affect them?" It makes no sense for these groups of people to have concern. But as I have been stating, God made all the descendants of Jacob collectively his firstborn for the purpose of establishing a parabolic image and parabolic pantomime. They are collectively God’s firstborn son, whom he named “Israel” instead of Pharaoh, the self-proclaimed firstborn son of a god— a god that doesn’t exist in God’s view. Therefore, what the Egyptians believed was a distortion of the truth concerning God’s firstborn son, who will have dominion over all the Earth. Next, consider the ritual they are performing. They are to kill “the Lord’s Passover.” The Passover is not just the meal that came from the flesh of the lamb—it is the lamb. We already know that Yahushuah is our Passover lamb.

“Your boasting is not good. Do you not know that a little leaven leavens the whole lump of dough? 7 Clean out the old leaven so that you may be a new lump, just as you are in fact unleavened. For Christ our Passover also has been sacrificed. 8 Therefore let us celebrate the feast, not with old leaven, nor with the leaven of malice and wickedness, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.” 1 Corinthians 5:6-8 KJV

Abraham also knew that God’s firstborn son would come to be sacrificed as well:

“7) [And [Isaac] spoke] [to Abraham] [his progenitor] [and he said] [my father] [and he said] [Look!] [My son] [and he said] [Look!] [the fire] [and the trees] [but where] [{is} the lamb] [for {the} Olah?] 8) [And [Abraham] said], [Elohim] [He will see] [himself] [the lamb] [for an Olah] [my son], [and they went] [both of them] [together].“ Genesis 22:7-8 —My Provisionary Hebrew Translation

In Genesis 22:8, I have translated these verses word for word how they are exactly in the original text. Your English Bibles translate it this way:

“And Abraham said, ‘My son, God will provide himself a lamb for a burnt offering.’ So they went, both of them together.” 

The issue is that "Raah" is translated as "provide(d)" four times, and each time it's translated poorly. For example:

“And the LORD said unto Samuel, How long wilt thou mourn for Saul, seeing I have rejected him from reigning over Israel? fill thine horn with oil, and go, I will send thee to Jesse the Bethlehemite: for I have provided me a king among his sons. 1 Samuel 16:1 KJV

If you believe these translators who don't have the foggiest idea of what the truth of the scriptures is all about, then good luck. This is how it should be translated, and it makes a great deal of sense because the activity involved is searching for a man that God wants to make a king.

“And the LORD said unto Samuel, How long wilt thou mourn for Saul, seeing I have rejected him from reigning over Israel? fill thine horn with oil, and go, I will send thee to Jesse the Bethlehemite: *because I have seen a king for me among his sons.” 1 Samuel 16:1 KJV

* I have translated the bolded portion to show you what the end of this verse really says.

I meticulously translated Genesis 22:7-8 to demonstrate Abraham's understanding that at some point in the future, God would manifest as the parabolic lamb, requiring himself to submit to his will as the sacrificial lamb. Take another look at my translation:

““7) [And [Isaac] spoke] [to Abraham] [his progenitor] [and he said] [my father] [and he said] [Look!] [My son] [and he said] [Look!] [the fire] [and the trees] [but where] [{is} the lamb] [for {the} Olah?] 8) [And [Abraham] said], [Elohim] [He will see] [himself] [the lamb] [for an Olah] [my son], [and they went] [both of them] [together].“ Genesis 22:7-8 —My Provisionary Hebrew Translation

This is the lamb the sons of Jacob were to kill as a parabolic image of Mashiach's death at sundown on the 14th day of the first month—the Passover.

The Passover ritual that all the assemblies of Israel are performing is parabolic in nature and has a meaning and significance. The houses that they reside in are parabolic members houses that constitute a whole—the body of Mashiach. The blood on the doorpost is a collective depiction of the body of Mashiah—that one man called Israel— being shed before his trek through the wilderness. Additionally, the blood shielded all the members in the collective houses from God's wrath against Pharaoh, a so-called firstborn (or who was supposed to be one), and his people that are in him—the so-called great house. The feast of the flesh and the feast of unleavened bread symbolize that everyone in the house consumed both lamb and wheat, representing God's living word—the way of God—and his mindset as the totality of truth. The blood of the unblemished lamb represents the purity of the lamb— the only acceptable sacrifice to God would be himself. His blood, or rather his soul, is the only acceptable item that can provide protection from his judgment on Egypt and ultimately the world. The instruction to slaughter the lamb at twilight or evening originates from Egyptian mythology, which God is ridiculing. I will not point out what that is because that is for the ears of those whom God has granted to hear that clear explanation. If you have seen my video called “Why Did Yahushuah Speak in Parables,” you know why I will not clearly explain what you can not see.

If you think my translation of Genesis 22:7-8, which is not a fine-tuned translation yet and clearly suggests that the Most High is the lamb, then I challenge anyone’s belief that the very white man who you believe has distorted the Christian faith regarding Yahushuah and your identity can provide a more reliable translation. I have far too many examples where any translator, past or present, and probably future, translates the writings without having an accurate understanding of the mindset of Moses and the prophets, which is based on the time and culture that they lived in. What makes me so special? Absolutely nothing! I have just tasted the truth and was fortunate to start seeing things that people have not seen yet because they pretend behind closed doors. What you do secretly speaks to whether you actually have a genuine love for the truth. Remember that one!

I felt inspired to show you what the parabolic pantomime of the exodus in the wilderness meant after the sons of Jacob performed the rituals of the parabolic Passover, but that inspiration weaned off when I thought about the fact that some pretender could be reading this and would be inspired to distort the very truth that God concealed in the actions that he was using the sons of Jacob to mock. But I will leave you with this last piece now that you know that God’s truth is for the ears and eyes of those who love the truth.

God killed the firstborn of Pharaoh and the Egyptians to send the message that their son would not inherit the promise. In doing so, God, speaking in terms of parabolic imagery, stated that his firstborn son and those who are in his house would inherit the promise of being transformed into the image of his son literally when it is time for the resurrection. That is why Yahushuah made this statement: “For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me. 47 But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe My words?” John 5:46-47 KJV

I’ve presented to you the reason you were to ritually celebrate the Passover. I have provided insight into what the Passover means and how belief and works were supposed to play a part in the lives of our ancestors. Unfortunately for them, they refused to believe in God's plan and denied Him again by asking for a human king, a 'gibbor,' instead of accepting God as their King and 'Gibbor.' God would still sort out the garbage and continue with his plan shown in the Exodus. His gibbor will inherit the promise instead of the gibbors of the nations. Yahushuah Hamashiach is not only “The Man” created in the image of Elohim; he is the one true God who came in the flesh and shed the only acceptable blood that can protect us when the son of perdition comes to wreak havoc on the earth, but God’s chosen people—those who maintain their belief in the truth—will be resurrected as members of the house of God—Israel.

When you eat the Passover, what you should be celebrating is the fact that God made you one with his body—the body of Hamashiach—and as members of Israel, the one true son of God, you have life and are passing through death and will inherit the fulfillment of the promise of resurrection in the image and likeness of God. This is what Moses is talking about in his writings concerning the Exodus—a mocking of the Egyptians, who distorted the truth like their ancestor Ham. May your Passover be more meaningful moving forward.

Shalom!

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